Tokiwa Junior College (常磐短期大学, Tokiwa tanki daigaku) is located in Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan and was established in 1966 as Tokiwagakuen Junior College.
Tokiwa Junior College (常磐短期大学, Tokiwa tanki daigaku) is located in Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan and was established in 1966 as Tokiwagakuen Junior College.
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Tokiwa, usually written 常盤, 常磐, or 常葉, may refer to:
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